The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-08
DEMOCRATS ALERT and ACTIVE
The Managers In va.hiugton Sending Evegy
Man Homo t. Vote.


TIE Managers In wa.hiuGton Sending EveEy
Man Home te Vote.
WARRINGTON, Nov. There has been no
time aimee 1884 when tho news from the con-
tested states has been awaited with 80 much
intsrs.t as now and Tho newa from all Quar-.
inteIes. as now. ana .ne ne~ s ~, run m. uu"
Tbe Domoornt,c man ayers here-for there arc
L IN, Domoo. .aa.s ,astNhano ondosvorca 20
see to II that every voter resident in Ohio,
Maryland. and New York, and temporarily re-
siding in washington. shall do his duty. and
o,,oriootod Tho saveral Democratic stnte as
wv. - - a., .ana,,.
sociations have been very busy In sending
p psares with am Injunction The
ton agents have been busy-so busy nave
they been, In fact that some OF tho railroad
men have become little uneasy about , tho
Interstate commerce law. Contraets "eto
made with the several railroad oom ,p for
named Of voters temporarily residing
in w:shinston When M. apnliSst,on .u -
maoe 70 one Vi sno o ~ =. 49, ~
the @ can has Is s0sst tha
case may De- 10 ina. eneo' s rs
tSss 1 vroUo. MU nonS q, the Nav York men
TINS as many oi .ae Mew ao u
psnns y, ' Railroad called mon the Demo-
cratic committee and objected. He said such
bers OF the committee eohtend d, that they
commercial travellers. temporarily In Wash
ington e their homes 70 vote nnder me con,
on the round "Trip ticket One Of ths COMMITTEES
said These men, connectsd with the races
and temporarily residing IN washington. can
tract" On Saturday. afternoon about go cor
ttfcates were issued for reduced rates to New
WITH turf noW c e wash
Mr.. Lawrence Gardner Of this city advised
honep ali the esrtfSates he added; Il ssn
Sn G as
would rather pay It than have our voters De.
TERED from going home, ioE many g. them are
AS tho subject was being canvassed BY mem.
bers Of the New YORK committee afd t ana OF ne
men who are connected with the turf are &C.
tive, Democratic workers 81 the polls n New
YORK. and BrooklyI MI PARIS she
dents Of Washington would be violation I ton Of Of
hs Ss Sas has 'GSs ss
was keep their voters going iGr
the terms Of the Contract they can compel the
REDUCED fare to DO granted to all VINO nold the
e Wss said that several certificates had been
has been done" said Mr.; Gardner. ut Is
ths rssus q aeeds1s the
committee room the greatest care has been cen
" IN Nsrs sva hsss 70
tier know mis- Va, o ss. q p tTo wlthe.s
a. the railroad oiiics
To points in Maryland and virginia the rail-
roads have granted REDUCTION sai q half fare
vent the legal voters from going to their
s1f Rssi Sas
he is busy with his report. and y would take
np so9 mpsh o. his Vine 60 s2 o to
Asssistent SeSretary mayndard, So1ci.II mcSHo'
Fsrchilds private seo{Fe5Sasy VII BE- e. the
Gratis IN the Treasury, Department have gone
election s ~ VI '0Sa. .0'' =, ~ x,.
woS ai1 as 10 that
Ssf ie SR not &c
Fellows got 10000 plurality; A great many
Republicans viii vote tor Eel9Ws: Iherc Is
Democrats and Republicans Sa s ere , opposed to
The Chairman Of the Maryland committee
was surrounded by dozen or more men. az
anxious 70 procuree reGucea tTansp9Itat!on 70
different PLACES ~ Marylana. ne sald that A.
ready oyer QUO voters nag been sent OF whom
about S50 vote IN Prince h G;eorSes county Both
parties claim that they VIII WIZ me state cleo.
ton TO- moTroT. put tne proDapiiitles are tnst
Elihu T. jackson. the Democratic GnbSrna-
torial candldate. Will nave at least lO.OOO ma
)ortty. Many Democrats are more sanGu1ne.
and believe that the candidate Wlurecolve even
larger majority. .,. j..
In virginia the great question at issue Is
Who shall SUCCEED Mr.. hid Rtddlsberger IN the
United states senate; inc democrats are re-
hopeful OF regailing their OLD supremacy N
spite OF internal dissensions oyer Qnestlons OF
policy and they s bnr ther 4a
that ex-Representatiye Barbour will CONG back
to Congress az member OF me upper House.
Ex-senator Mahone Is the canGldate most con-
spcuous on the other side. There ,s;t are; hoy,
ever, many indications OF spnt among nis
former retalners' the hepupncahs ana heao-
JuStors.
Capt. Faub; in charge Of the tlrglnla inter.
ests. said: II our voters IN the state turn out
sendinS more Voters to the State than ever be-.
r. WaahfO0 tO-daY HaNaivad n